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PENN TODAY BEGINS
CLOSINGEXERCISES
Dental Alumni Society Holds
Its Annual Meeting Din
ners for Tonight
BASEBALL AND RACES
Commrncrmcnt Wrek of the Vn-
Tfwltr of i,pnn,.vlvnn,n nPrnc,l tn,lny
at 0:3" wlicn Hip Dontnl Alumni So
f!fjt held lt nnnunl meeting in
(,( Evnn.i Dentnl Institute nt Fortieth
,nd Spruce otreotx. The remainder
n( todnv and tomorrow will be tnfccn up
si meetlnRi nnd reunion of the various
,u,ns nnd nlumni nssoclnttons, In
riwIlnR Attendance nf the University
,.f I'ennsvlvnnla vs. Dartmouth linje
1,11 en me tomorrow afternoon, nt which
line three npccinl races will he tun off
nn attempt to lower present world'
J!ris "or the 300, COO nnd 1000 yard
rUntth todnv nnd tomorrow arc Alumnt
Pflj-s nnd will be filled with various
entertainments.
To Hold Annual Dinner
fitfO tnniEht the. Dentnl Alumni
i
Recietv will hold its nnnunl dinner In the
Ailelpid Hotel, nnd there will be n com
bined meeting and dinner of the nlumni
rf the Cnllojse nnd "Wharton School In
Houston Hall, where them will nlo
,e nn exhibition of sculpture by Dr.
15 Tnit MeKeiusle. After the dinner
there will be nddreen by Dr. .Tosioh
II ' rennininii. nrtlnjr provost: Dr. .T.
'Nnrmnn Henry, president of the (icn-
lirnl Alumni Society. I.nzare Mllner,
r.n alumnus, who will speak on "The
J'hlllpplnes of Today." nnd T. liedn. n
,!onanee student of the sraduntinR
.class, nnd who will speak on "Intcrnn
fienallun In I.enrninc" Tlieru will
also he n movie nnd smoker with n series
ef films devoted to the Philippine
l(inds, tnken under the direction of
th University Museum. William O.
Miller. trenurer of the University, Is
chairman of the Committee on Arrange
menls.
The program for tomorrow will open
nt 'J o'clock. Tim nlumni will gather
by rlnes at designated spots in the
ilormitoric. At J:"0 thev will pnrndc
lij rfnes to Urnnklin Field for the
f'nno nt .". o'clock between I'ennsylvnnin
ami Dartmouth. The nnrndo will be
a feature of the dnv. end) cdnvs pre
tenting sonic novelty In the way of cos
tuming or freak.
, Special Knees
Ppeclal rnces will be held in connec
tion with the bnsclmll cnnic. It bring
planned to run (iff one rni e bofom the
game one at the end of the fifth inning
and one nt the cloe of the gnnie. The
object of the races is to lower tlip rcc
erils for the .'100-ynrd dnh nml the (H)O
and lOOrt jnrd runs. They will be open
to all college anil registered A. A. U.
athletes, but it is believed the Uni
versity trnek team bus three men in
the persons of Hob Mnxnm. Farl Eby
and Larry Ilrown who ran- lower the
rreent records in their respective
events.
Follow ing the ball
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921
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La Salle Honor Boy
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VINCRNT MOKANZ
La Sullo t'olloge hoy, who won a
Howard scholarship
CHELTENHAM HIGH
E SIXTY
TO GRADUAT
Dr. C. F. Cartwright to
Speaker at Exercises in
Elkins Park
Be
CLASS EVENLY DIVIDED
game nml
there wir, tie a nnrade hack to the mind-
tangle of the dormitories, where the tin
drrgrnduntes will put on a Cromiex -ir-(
us and cnrnivnl at ." o'clock. At (i:!IO
dinner will he served in the open nir.
which will bo followed by performnucev
ef the combined musical clubs anil the
Mak nnd AVIg Club.
fluidity at 11 o'clock the Uev. Alex
ander MncColl will preach to the grad
uating clns at the Second I'roslii terinn
Chuicli. Twent? -second nnd Walnut
rtrret Mnmluv evening nt S o'clock
the nnnunl meeting of the Engineering
Alumni Society will be held in the En
piaeermg School Muilding. The Krnd
iiating .lass will bold its ,.nvs lv ex-
crrvs rm lucilny. and wedueodnv
b Coiiuneiicdiieut Dnv.
GRADUATE AT M00REST0WN
Dr. r. T rnrtwrlght. of Pittsburgh,
will address the graduating clnss of the
Cheltenham Township High School nt
the commencement to bo held nt Elkins
Park today.
The graduates nre representative of
many well-known Philadelphia, families
living in the Old Yo.rk rond suburbs.
The class numbers lt,v nnd is nlmost
evenly divided -- thirty-one young
women, twenty-nine, young men. Thev
nrn:
Miss Margaret l'.inNong. of Elkins
Park: Alis Aline Hotline, of Ash
bourne: .Miss Elnn Headling. of Chel
tenham: Misi Alice Herk. of Oak Lane:
Miss Lillian Hreisiirher. of Orehtnd ;
MIms Elizabeth Hroadhead. of Chel
teuhiin.Miss Dorothy Ilrnniii. of (Hen
side: Mis Margaret Cnry. of Melrose
Park: Miss Evcljn Cndwnll::der, of
O.ik Lane; Mis Huth (iclirnne, of
Cheltenham : Miss Agues Dinwiddle, of
(Slcnside: MIn Mary (iodschnll. of
Chestnut Hill: Miss Hebecen Hnllowcll.
of Ogonrz ; Mls Elizabeth Helming, of
Ashbourne; Miss Eliznheth Holdsworth
of Wyneote; Miss Hester Hunsberger.
of North Wales, Miss .lime .Inrdnn, of
Clenside: Miss Dora livenstein, of
.Tenkintown : Miss Edna T.inns. of
lOgontz: Miss Mildred Miller, of Mel-
rnceslrose Park: Miss Murtha Hhoads. of
Nine Are Given Diplomas by Friends'
High School
i'I,1''1. "f ,"" """ graduated last
JWit by the Moorestown Friends' Htcj
wnool. This was the fust ,.1immr.,,n.
ni since coiisoinialion of tli
irwinis Hlnio s here nst full
ine cinss w1s nililres.cd b Paul M
liernui i:ins were i end hv W. Hogcr t
TfM l.lirabcth Wnltmi and S. Iobinon
losle Other graduates are Archibald
;. ims.il. living liollingshead, Mnrthn
t liuu. Limb I). Llppincolt. Dorolln
Jlliltlletoii ami Anna E. Powell. ;
l.mier llarreti. piiucipnl of the school.
iTcrni,.,! tl( diplomns.
North Wales; Miss Clara Hoth. of
Cilcnside; Mls Knthryn Shields, of
(ilenside; Allss Mnrlnn Stevens, of
Wymote: Miss Clnrn Shields, of (ilen
side ; Mjss Amelin Strnkay. of Olen
side; Miss Florence Sinner, of Ogontz. :
Miss Miriam Treffinger, of Wyneote;
Miss Aimn Welsh, of Cheltenham; Miss
Anna Wright, of Hockledge. : II
Frances Vnnderherschcn, of Melrose
Park.
Powers Ayres, of lelrose Park :
Knynioml Hlesslng. of Elkins I'nrk ;
Morris riiiuii. of Ashbourne; Raymond
Hounds, of I,n Mott ; Allen Cicssninn.
of Orelnnd: Leightou Callow, of tSlen-
side; Elliott Dallas, of .lenkintown ;
will nrl Uaiinertli. nt Asliliourne ; iierherl
' Deuel, of Hocklcdge; Ellwood Deerlng,
or Cheltenham: Leslie 1 ell. of Ash
bourne: Robert (iiirdner. of (ilenside;
Elmer (inrrctl. - of Wjneotc; Walter
(iiitcs, of Melrose Park; Clnrence Kill
lenbnch, of Melrose Park: Hussell
Kuitz. of Elkins Park" Nelson Lough
cry, of Melrose Park . Alfred l.owr.x . of
(ilenside; Etnest MrCaiui. of ( Ilenside ;
.lames Maslnnd. of Elkins Park; David
Holisnn. of 1, allium Park: Austin
(W i Sirms. of La Mott: Kenton Sprunnce.
I ui tt.Miiiiu'; iicriM'ri r('niii, tn nei-
tenhaiii ; I'dwnrdSi liiuilt. of ibnsid
Farraii Spier, of .lenkintnw n : Douclnss
W. Wells, of (ilenside; Emerson Wen
stiom. of Fort Wnshington. and Ken
neth Young, of (ilenside.
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
he .Municipal Kami will piny to
night at I'rond street
and Moore streets.
between Morris
Morning
'Hie n-seinhh of the Itclmont Publie
J'cnnnl I-..i t v lirst and Itrown Mieets
inler the direction of Mi-.. .;s,,
'utz. znp a ronierl at the school
Ml mormng, beginninc at !l oVI.n.l.
I he h,-.i sroup of songs is f',m '
(Innesi Moihrr tinoso Rh.Mnes." and I
tiif second gionp jN taken from n
J.ner u, Damnscis." Enoch Pcnrso,,.
mm " l!"s1'' '" lh" I'hillldelphiii I
Plane schools, wn, prcscul. togeiher
ltli other piomineni school bllicials
LA SALLE COLLEGE
HOLDS EXERCISES
Cardinal Dougherty Presides at
54th Commencement and
Addresses Graduates
53 ARE GIVEN DIPLOMAS
( nrdlnn Dougherty presided nt the
itrty-foiirth commencement exercises of
La SnJIc College, nt Mercantile Hnll,
nrond street nhovc Master, this morn
ing. Preceding the presentation of the
diplomas a reception was given to the
sorilinnl by the faculty and students.
The program of the commencement
included nn oratorical contest, the
participants being Mnrtiti Powers
'ii wno spone on "Propaganda":
Mncent Augustine Qulnn, on "Irelnnd
a Nation." nnd Vincent Joseph
Mornnz. on ".rnmes Cardinal (iibbons."
roiiowing ttio contest nddresses of
iriDiuc io tun cardinal were made hv
.1. Hussell Cullcn, on behalf of th'e
students, Francis. A, McCarron, on be
half of the nlumni, nnd the Rev.
"roiiier Kichnrd on behnlf of the
v.urisian uroiiicrs.
After the nwnrdlng of the diplomas
and prizes, the Cardinal addressed the
graduates, urging upon them the im
portance of the new btcp in life they
arc about to make.
The graduates nre:
rr-i-.Mvdicnl ModcMuj W. DuchrU, Urn
mnml J. McUrnth
Iilith Krliool Kranels Alosl llnrrett.
Joseph Alovsliis llrrnnnn, KranHn Jmc
i.Ki1""ni'1 r'r Alfonso Cnllnhnn. Wllllnin
I'hlllp Cnrlln. Jnmrs Jiutpli KrtmunJ Cnl
bIirh, .In mo, Alovslus Csrr. Krmino TH77.I0
1 rim. .loreph Henry Collins. Clorgp AdHms
isnclnll. Alplionsus Ichnn. Matthew
lenatlus Kdelman. J,eonnrl Frsncls Perrv.
rharle Tntrlck anllnxhcr, Thnmns Tranc'ls
Grimes. William Clare hambrose, arr
Hajilt, James Alphonsus r,ehman John
Kdward McQovern. James Patrick Mrfliirk.
'""'J Townend nobcrts. I'rancls Anthnnj
atronlKln. Jamea ThnmAa Sulllvnn, Joseph
I.eo Tame, William Joseph Walsh. Intent
Idchard White. Joseph Francis White
School of Commerce Alexander Peter
Antal, Francis Xavicr Ilnvle. Alvln Tlinrles
Lnnnon. John Joseph Cnrrlean, Frederick '
Otto Frelllns-, Crawford Joseph Oiaul.
Walter (leorxo Outekunst. Joseph John 1
lltney. Qeorge 'J'bomas IllRKlns. Joseph
Teter Kelley, Joseph Michael King John
(lerald Kolb. Frnncla Joseph I.lppl. Kdwnrd
Joseph .MeCnfft)-. Vincent Hlehard Me.'
lulBn. Joseph Patrick McLaughlin. Francis '
lanatlua Mn honey. Oerald Joseph Mollov.
Inctnt Joseph Mullen. James Franklin'
O'Connor, Thomas Patrick O'Neill. Henry
John PhllllpH, Charles Alojslus Tlernan,
Edwin Joseph Feenei.
Awards Given
The following medals anil prizes 1
were given : I
llarrlty medal for Christian Dodrlne ,
Awarded to Joseph McOarrj : next In merit
Hernnrd .1 IIuksv and Francis .!. Medea n
McNlihgl prize of J2D for !:nullsh rssa I
Awarded to J Hussell Cullen. net In 1
merit. Philip Herbst nnd Vlnclnl Murnn?
William Hrcnnan prue. J2"i. for excel- '
lence u the Junior class Awarded lu J
Hussell I'ull'ii. next In mull. Jusepli Mt
llarry And John Mornn. ;
Kxcellenre prize, $2., In sophomore class ;
donated lv th class of ll'i'n hlsh srhool ,
Awarded to Alexnnder Tolh: next In inert! .
Itamond McUrath ami Modestus W Hue
chele '
Excellence prize. IS.', In freshman class 1
Awarded to Joseph T. DougherU . next In
merit, I'hlllp J. Hertisi ana i.oiik .1 jioa
eier.
Joseph T Mnugherty Is a close rclatl ot
Cardinal Dougherty.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT
ABINGT0N HIGH STARTS
Class Day Program of Seniors Is
Given
Commencement week cventR at the
Abington High School started to
day wilh the Class Day program of the
seniors. The baccalaureate sermon
follown Sunday, dune. J4 the diploma
nwn,rd will be made. Dr. Frank P.
OravcM, denn of the School of Kauai
tion. University of Pennsylvania., will
be the commencement orator, Ollielals
of the Rchool arc Superintendent F,d
ward S. Ung nnd .1. ('. M'clrlck, prin
cipal of the high fehool,
Taking part in tiie Class Day pro
gram today are William S. I.ouchciin,
president of the class?, nddrcss of wel
come; Robert Ff,x, class historian ;
fJraee Anglaila and Josephine Ander
son, clnss nrtlsts; Maud Stevenson,
class poet; Martha Dooliltlc nnd Flor
ence Krlps, elnsji prophets, und Jenn
nette Anglnda. Ralph Roth, I,eonore
I.evcr. Helen Hoberts, Anna SJostrom,
nnd Eleanor Hleeker In presentntlonsi
class vfitt and clnss songs.
Members of the HUH clnss nre Mls
Josephine (5. Anderson. Miss Grace H.
Anglnda, Mis Jeannelte S. Anglnda,
Miss Eleanor M. Hleeker. Oliver Wol
cotr. Hroek, Joseph Spencer Hroek, Jr.,
JHss Jennie Hntrls Carter. John Ed
win Christ. Jr.. Miss Eleanor Mnry
Conway. Jesse Henjnmin Cronsdalc,
RitHsell Wellington Dnbnc.v. Mlbs Flor
ence Mnbel Dolton. Miss Martha Har
riett Doolltlle, Mivs Doris Amanda
Foster. Robert Scnttergood Fox, Kcn
nard William Gregory, George Hay
mond Ilerrmnnn. Kdwlu William Hop
per, Walter Hernnrd Kcslcr. Miss Flor
ence Aline Krlps, Miss Mnry Louise
I. niiing, Mi".s Emma I.eonnre Lever,
Willlnin Snndel Lniichheim, Miss Emily
Cornell Mnrtindale, Miss Mnbel H.
N'etlber. George Grnves Noble, Miss
Helen Freelnml Roberts. Miss Lucy
Heatrlce RobiiiM.n. Ralph Roth, Wal
ter It. Sassnman. A ictor Davis Scott,
Miss Mildred Virginia Sliorday. Miss
Anna E. SjoMrom. Frnnk Edward
Stanley. Jr.. Miss .Margaret M. Stauf
fer. Miss Maude llnrcla.i Stevenson,
Miss Mnrthn Elizabeth Stinson, Miss
Frances Anna I'ull and John Perry
Wilton.
HAVERFORD GIVES
46 DEGREES TODAY
Graduates Are Awarded Honors
at Annual Exercises
of College
CRICKET GAME A FEATURE
$500, for gridiiMe, atuoy at another
union .ian Woods llestlnas
ltistl-
PUPILS TO GRADUATE
Friends' Select School Will Hold Ex
erclses Today
Grndttntion exercises nf the Friends' 1
Select School. Sixteenth nnd Cherry
streets, will be held nt .1 o clock tnls
nfternooti. Class Day exercises were
held Inst night.
The program for the graduation exer
cises includes cssiijs by Eli.nbeth M.I
Dripps and Sara P. Knsthurn. n reel-I
tntlon by Melvlnu W. Fisciier. and the I
alcdlctory by Wesi.v li. Shirk, presi
dent of the class. William J. Reagan. '
principal of the Oakwood School.
Poughkeepsie. X Y . will deliver the
address to the graduates. '
NINE ARE GIVEN DIPLOMAS
Camden Friends' School Has Com
mencement Exercises
Nine pupils wete given cert ifien res
The annual cotnmencement cxercis's
I of Hnverfnrd College wete held today
at Hnverford. Forty-six were gradu
ated, and In addition, the students were
nwnrded masters' degiees In the col
lege nnd three in the Thomas Wlstar
Rrown Grnduntc School.
In accordance with the time-honored
custom, the exercises opened nt 1(1 '.")
o'clock, when the procession formed In
front of Founders' Hnll Commence
ment begnn nt II o'clock In Rob
erts Hnll. with introductory remarks
by Dr. W. W. Comfoit, president of
Die college.
Announcement of pil.es nnd honors
followed, and degtoes then were con
ferred, nfter which Jhore wns the
nwnrdlng of certificates for honorable
service ot the time of the participation
of the Culted Stntes in the World War.
Henry Salmon Eraser and Harry Wil
liam Pfund. juniors, have been elected
to the Phi Hetn Kappa Society.
Dr. John Alexander Macintosh, pro
fessor of iilillosonhv of relizion and
... f. .,. . . ...r . -i 1
Mines nt tin' AlMormirK 'l neniogicni ntrrv
Semlnnry, Chiengn. delivered the un
dress to the graduating class.
Presentation cf nickel pilzes were
made fnim Fmindeis' Hull porch nt
112:1." nVlotk. and luncheon wns served
in Founders' Hnll i.t I'J :.'!() o'clock.
The cricket game between the nlumni
nnd the college was held on Cope Field.
Tiie tennis matfhes will continue till
.":.'() oVIock.
The Alumni will meet the College In
a fast ball game nn Walton Field, nnd
there will be a bnnil concert on the
campus until 7 o'clock.
Afternon leu will be served nt 4 I.T)
o'clock to the nlumni nnd invited guests
by the Campus Club in the Mnry New-
lin fmit!i .Memorial (innlen, west 01
the librnry. y
The sWtj . fifth annual meeting of the
Alumni Association will be held at 15
o'clock in the Hnverford Colon Huilil
ing. nnd nt 7 o'clock supper will be
served in Founder' Hull at J-:.".(l
the entrance at the north door.
At 7:1.1 o'clock the lil'JI class song,
followed by the 1 ollege songs, will he
sung 011 the hiss of 1SS7 steps. Found
ers' Hnll. and at Vl." o'clock "The
Mollusc" will be presented by the Cnp
and Hells Club 111 Roberts Hall.
riesltent ImohlN. flii.ii..l.ln tnr 1(121
1922. J.100 cash, to rtnjinonri Theodore Ohl.
nohert Alk nson. Htacv Nencomn Kvran. Jr
Alumni oratorical prlree. 2.. encli, for
f"nlori and juniors, to Kdmund llulda Hauff.
Jillton Jluyei Pinrrce
Kverett Hoclety meda'a for extemporaneous
spalln liy sophomnrer and freshmen, to
I.eo Oram Holmes. Charlton Hsvan Strayer
Henry Lawrence Wilbur.
Class of isiie. prizes, $20 In hoilis. In
f.ntln nnd mathematics, for sophomores, as
fullewsi f.ntln. ItO. divided liMT-eeti trUn
Collun Heine nnd N'irmn flhy Ittit'i mathn
mntlcs J hi, llvMect between l-Mtvard Hen
netlr HaMland anl Norman Khy Ilutt .
Class jf isns prize In rhemlatty, 110 In
lwol(s, f"r senlots anl Juniors, to Knnetli
Hraddoclt Uoiters
Class .f llioa prl for I.ntln, XI0 In
books, for freshmen to rji-rite Washbnurti'
llousate.
Mathematlenl ttitnrlmrM rrUes, t'.'n In
hooks, a fnllo'vs ,1'inlor tnalliematlcs. 110 ,
Frnl Th-mson Oucker. .It . ind frshmett I
Mathematics, 110, Uatlord I'robisco llarn-
well. I
rhltosophv readlnc prlres ins In bonk.
for scnloe nnd Jitnlors. n f.illnvs Klrst ,
prlte, I0 'loherr l.ouls Mnl'tor. seoiid
ITlit 12.1. CralK- MeJ'omb Snadei.
Sclmlarshln niproement prlres n." for
S"nnr m'Ij luxe shown th most siea.lv nt'd
marked lmDroener.: In schtilarshln. as fol-I
lows First prlr $.".0. Joseph Hutchinson
frmlth; s.cond pr.ze JJI.i, John Ilintisuii Kd
mords lllbbard (larrctt mmcrlal prizes for verse
140, ns fniln'ts F"!tst prlie. 52B. Archibald
Mnclni ish -emn 1 rrise. II.". Joseph Hutch-
I main Smith.
Founders' ciu' prire. jz.i 111 iio?ks. mi
freshman 'io has shown best att'litde to
ward eo'lege -ciimics and scholastic wo'K
tt Howard Comfort
rieiru-- l'eir'i- pi.e J.' In chen Istry or
mathematics f,r itudcnt .vho hns shon pr)
ftclencv In -Ither or hull cf the" studies and
who tni.nds to follou a profession wnlcn.
calls foi su h priparatlon, to Frank 1 horn
son Oii.-I.-t Tr .... M
f. P l.lrplncott prise lu hlsir.ry fino
open to s nl.rs anJ Junlora. to Henry h.n
mon Frasr.
Honors Awarded
Ken
Tessup
(leorite
Oarretl
n n.-ju eiiMa T.altni .fohn "Vt
;4,.ri t .tlni ov ord Probaaco Ham-
u.n. freshman mathematics. F.dwanl
neth Halland, chemistry!
Hotrenauer, rreanmsn m "'"".',-."'
u..wi.... tinwrsii.. l.alln. I'htllP
Hhoads. freihman Keometrv n'l, VonT.'
et. Edwin Hernard rtosikam. t, i In, M
iard .liekron Thompson, history John
Colvln Wrluht, t.atln , ......
Degrees will be jonferred ns follows.
Itnelielor of Arts
Atsn Mason Abole, Harold Walton Arrow
.miih Tan-In Jefferls Habb OorKe John
tlThanerf Almond Ouldo H.uff, Kiwjn- Itlalr
He llrnan, Archibald Macintosh. John Dela
pla i M ller, Samuel Albert Nock Hsjmond
Theodore Oh, Alb-rt Kdnard Hogers (lar-rr-lt
nobaru. Milton Itujeit SanBree .Joseph
ItutPhlnson Hmlth. Harry Oarland Timbres.
James l.awr'nce I'lerce.
Haehelor of Sclenre
r,Kri Atkinson. Jmi MrfJranahan
r,-,.-.- INnrv t'harlea HlffelOM
i,i,il. on Hrlnlon. Paul Herbert
I.MuIn Newliold Cimir
F.wan. .It Kdard
The bnnnr nnnnlllicemeiltil follow !
The follonin haxe been elected to lh' Phi tJ$
neta Kappa Hocl.ty: Chrlwh: IlohMiy nj'JJS",.
John Barclay Jonca. Jr., Alan wooas tiasi
rhnrles
t'askex .
S'ee Vecomh
I'aitmus Haines Man
Woods HastltiKs. llarsctiei nmwi nenor
eon John Iloblson Hoopes. William Thomas
tehb. John llrcln Jon's Jr. Herman
l'rnrv William Ktunm. Julian a l.nnn.
John Macadam Jr Inld Krnsf Matxkc.
William Kellx Mnsert. Amos Arthur
Powell. Wlllard Hamuel Tailor Henlamln
n Weatherb. -Jd llertrand ltnr; W. ilbur.
David Harris Wlllson llobert Nwlln Wood.
John Jlransun r.Mmonds, chrlsinpher Rob
erts. Joseph IJIsworth Hosers. Richard
eee Wood Ulihard Mead Ualderston. John
Alan Hls"-. Jr
Master of Arts
Tn the colleae rleorR Valentine Oownlna,
Frnnk Thomsnn (lucker Jr . Bdward Cad
mus Haines Fred Helslck Morris Joseph
Dixon White.
In th Thomas Wisiar Ilrown (Iraduate
f-tliool of Hnve'foid Col.ece R Howard
Marshall i:uiah Lucille rtatllrf. Serettn
nillott Warren
Members of the graduating class nre:
Alnn Mason Ahle Harold Walton At row
smith, Robert Atkinson. .Tervls Jefferls Ilabb.
Inmen Mcilranahsn Haker Iltchard Mead
rhtri's Illieiow, narlee
aul Herbert Caskcy, Kd-
win Nowbold Cooper, John Hrartaon Ed
monda., Stacy Newcomb F.wan. .fr.i aor4)i
John Qebauer, Kdward Cadmua Hsln. Alan
Woods Itsstlnits, Kdmund Outdo Hauff, Stiff
Bena Illalr Hellman. , Iferschel ClUtortf I
Henderson, John Alan ltlsev, Jr. John nobtVl ,J
sen Hooped, Wlfllant Tnomas Jbb. John J
llatrlay Jones. Jr., Herman Henry William I
Kumm, Julian .MaxIx)nir, John Macadam.
Jr , Archibald Macintosh, David Rrnit
Matzke. William Tellx Menrert John Dla
ptano Miller, ttnmtiel Albert Nock, Rajmonrt
Theodore Ohl. JritiM t.awfenea- rierca -Amoj
Arthur Powell. Christopher. Roberts, larrett
Itrlierta, Albert IMuard Rnirera. Joteph Eli
vorth Hoaers. Milton Hluett siantree Joasph
Huti-htnson Hmlth, Wlllard KamuM Talr,
Harr- riarland Timbres, llenjamln n.
Weatherbi. I'd llertrand Henry Wilbur..
Itaild Harris Wlllson, Richard Iteeva Wood.v
Robert .Vewlln Wood.
Mayor Goes tin Yacht Cruise,
Mntor Moore nnd City Solicitor .
Smyth hnn i ded l.ouls C. RNenlohr'n
yacht, the Mirnmnr. Inst night In tho
l-'lk River, nenr Charlestown, Md, Ak
the guests of the owner tliej will make
a two-day cruise. They will return tt)
this city Monday.
(- u.,-i 01..H Vnelf. Ttavmono lll'-n.
dore' Ohl. Harry Garland Timbres PaMd
Harris Wlllson Kdward Cadmua Haines
ii..n..n tr-.-.. William Tviimrn
Tho followlnir have been elected to the Phi ,
Reta Kapp Poele! Henry Maimon risn-r
William prunti t
.k- r-n in- l.n.t l.een elected IO mB
Founders' Club- Foul lletbert Caskey. f hrl;
topher Roberts Albert Kdward Hoirer.
terxls .Irf-rls Habb. Hamllel lh-rt Vork
Robert Vewlln Wood. Charles liaMd bhot
Jr Dona'd Alexander Plunders Henr Cii
mon Fraser. (lenrse Adolph Hlllenian. Itarrv
William Pfund Kenneth Reus Wnl'on.
Final Honors
Honors In departments have been awarded
as follows
David Harris Wlllitn. hlstorv.
Preliminary Honors
Charle. T)ald Abbott. Jr. r.ncllsh Ken
neth Rraddoek Roarers, chemlstrv , Donald1
Alexander Flanders, mathematics Kdnnrd
Kenneth Havlland. mnthmatlis lrln i -ui
tun Hene. t.atln: Harrv William Pfund
t.atln. Dudlev McConnell Pruin l.ailn Ver
nan Ehy Rutt. malli"mntlc. Jmi P.. k",
Sldcl. Latin
Honorable Mention
Robert Mklnson. cnennstr Itona-d rem
fort Latin. Henrj Halmon Krss'.r liermnn
Is your printing an in.
vestment or an expense ?
Wc can help you make it
an investment
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If you want Good Clothes,'
this is a Good Place to.v
patronize. '
The Holmes Press, 'Printen
1315-29 Chemr Street
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You won't have to pay anjr
more than you'd pay clse-v
where in most cases, not-i
so much !
Perry's-
Th pr.'rt iar.'
t'le-nentln" f
fol lo.
f- .Mshie
fi- 10LM-I02-.
nt closing exercises of the Cnmdrti
I Friends' School, hold this morning in
the Meeting House, at Seventh and
I Market streets.
limit School Department i The i.mills n.n Mm .!.'.,. I M ,
R'shop McDevlit pr te. Jus. for excellence f.'.-nnl T,rnli Perkins ' I"rel n" f'lillilrm
Awarded to Leonard Ferry, n.xt In merit ; .', "",,, VI ' ' rK1"s- ' VP,J " '.,'" ' , 7 '
James I.ehmnn and Joeeph Tanue Ilcnriettn AIc( onagll.v. I.niirn R'ldnlph.
lilshop McCort prl7. Jan. for elocution Klizaheth Noble. Marie Pntlnn. Nelson
Awarded to Jo-cnh Haas next In mrlt. Upnnv l-'i-!.. s;,,...t,,. ,,,! i:, Tli,,,,..
John tielz and jfaBnus Schneider. '""".' ''" fwj'ei ami tieorge lllnes.
Dnuubertv Medal fur ("hrlstlan Doctrine
Awarded to Joseph TnKue. n.-xt In merit Burnlare fiot Tin u3tehe
n....... it... i, nnrt iim. sniiinn DurQiars uci i wo waicncs
1'rlie of J2.-. foi Mc'llence n h com Hurgloi-s entered the home nf Mrs. ,
mertlnl tourse Awarded to Alexander An ti. ...:, . n. u -. u, mi .
til- next In merit, John Kolb and K-lwnM Ilenriettii Hnnsell. ...Ml) Ridge ileniic, 1
McCaffrey. ' Issnliickoii. Inst night iltrnugh n rear,
" " " " 'window. The. stole two gidd wntclies'
otid two sets nf i-ulT links from the
apartment of Algernon Weaver, who
FINE FRAMING
PAINTINGS CLEANED
AND RESTORED
IDE ROSENBACH GALLERIES
1320 Walnut Street I
! Wc don't play one set of,
muscles as favorites. We're,
not concerned with whether
i your muscles bulc or not.
1 he different Collins Sys-
V c Merits
of the Polished Girdle Diamond
hit rosponsiblc for its continued
increasing demand
Ms lunlilf Jupcrieritr ja renrcfffti
eiprrla aid icticralli' appreciated
Eleventh Street Home Robbed '
Several small robberies hnc been re
pot ted to the police. Among them wns
tho theft of jcwelrj valued nt ."" fioiii
the l'oiiic of K.lmcr V.. HerliTt. at ."4(51
Vorth Klerenth street, when entrance
wns effected lij means of n false key.
tnnnm nt the house
allied nt about Si'00.
The jewelrj was
HEPPE
A
MAN once bought'
a calf- because he
couldn't afford a cow and1
didn't want much milk any-:
way. Some folk think they!
can buy advertising in the
same fashion. j
i
HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertising Agency i
Every Phase of Sales Promotion
North American Bldg. Philwdelpliin
VICTOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN SING
Dflmont Pupils Give Concert This Write YOUR Confi
dential and Important
letters & documents here:
V- Copy Work T.'"" !
STENOGRAPHER NOTARY I
npi:nT. MATKit tir i:n(ii.isii. rn. i
lldi-nlliil, Kxiirrlrnrril In nil llnra. Modrrnlr, ,
. V."" HOTEL VENDIG Ju'ck .
i.in-ii-Fs rtln
DAY H"Si nV! "4:Ta NIGHT
FOR SALE
1921 Ford Touring
Kiuht weeks old; in perfect
condition; fully equipped with
.starter, demountable rims,
extra tire. Perry lock nnd
other improvements: can he
bought nt great sacrifice.
Address C .12.", I.cdRer Ofliee.
At Heppe's you may
secure any style of Victor
Victrola and make .settle
ment at mere rental rales
through the Heppc Rental
Payment Plan, which
gives you 1-year to pay.
Victor - Victrolas are
priced from $25 up. Call,
phone or write for par
ticulars. ."
C J. Heppe & Son
Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut St.
Uptown 6th and Thompson Sli.
different
tcm docs assure you radiant
vitality and robust resistance
to most ills of life.
May wc mail our booklet?
COLLIN'S IN'STITUTK
OF PHYSICAL CULTURL
I u. I, INS Itl.Dli W.XI.MT SI1 T I VTH
First Penny
Savings Bank
idle money is
as useless as
an idle man.
Put it to
w o r k a n d
itiaKe it bring
results.
21st & Bainbridge Sts.
Centrnl Branch
1343 Chestnut Sheet
(Broad & Chestnut)
JOHN WANAMAKER,
President
4-l4o Interest
and Absolute Safety
Deposits Ovvr $S,.i.j:, 000.00
J
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m fflRST $j
Well-Dressed
Some men dress well,
yet theirpocket doesn't
know it. They buy with
their eyes upon the
clothes, not the cost.
St.ylebilt Clothes
'are sold upon Quality,
but you'll make no mis
take to buy upon Price.
!7Xk Hilton Company
1211-121;) ChcFtnut Street
$
30
Making a Hit. Our Big
June Sale. Started with
about 2000 Suits in three
price groups. $28, $33,.
$38. Attractive worsteds. -White
pencil stripes on.
black and on blue. Silk
mixtures. Light colors?''
Gray herringbones. Blue
Serges. Novelty mixtures.;.
The plain facts. But rnoun-'
tain values. If you look at;,?
the Suits. And at thestf
prices $28, $33, $38. You'll
swap. .'
Perry's
n
' When vou play Tennis. Or
visit the Boardwalk. Or
stroll out Evenings. White
Flannel Trousers. Standard
quality. Plenty at $9, $10;"
$12. All sizes up to 50b
waist. Striped Flannel NOT'
serge, but FLANNEL
$8.50.
l'eiry'a-.
Clnthti
Shops In
'Principal
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BROOKLYN
rHILAPELPHU
CHICAGO
Special for Tomorrow!
&
,Grey
Suede Slipper.
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sf Come I
jf I'Jarlu m
I sr m. .......
I I llllllll 1 till!
W JPrt special purchase M
fc from Zieglor Bros. M
m Mm m beinff p0,(l ,iero at m
sJr less than whole- m
L3...I. ...-'.. ., m
an cxtraordi- W
nary op- d
poruumy. Br
Duintv one-straps, smart
two-straps, suprrb cross
Kjrajis, created in the,
finest rjroy suede, with
turned soles and full
Louis XV heels, here to
morrow at
VALUES TO
$10 en
"801
Royal Boot Shop
.MHnnMi cod ArtLAMi
,m miiiiM FOR WOMEN
1208 Chestnut St.
ARE YOU NOW -HAVE YOU BEEN
SATISFIED WITH THE CLOTHES
YOU WEAR?
1 he dealer from whom you buy, and
you personally have a joint respon
sibility. It is the clothier's business to have the typo
of Karmcnts suited to your rcquiicmciits.
nnd to "have salesmen who arc capable to
assist you in their selection.
Have you been receiving this character of
service?
Seasonable-weight Suits of splendid quality
fabrics made in accordance with Reed's high
standard of tailoring are priced $30 and
upward, with special values ut $45 and $30.
JACOB MEED'S SONS
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f Uiildrcn'-. IK1.1 1
III DouiisUu - III
In Store j 1
! III smlr III
on ypurShoo ' em MwW III
Jbf . Sardella
I Strap Slipper
('J For Children cc Girls M
A ilmiitv ---- "X 'III
ti,Kn 40 ill
j tr I rs 'ii.'pi ml
itent Colt combined with Champagne ,
I! kid back. M
till rr '
I Tan Calf combined with Sand Wl
I Suede back. Illl
III Slcs r to S sizes S'a to It jlll
I $3'50 $4'50 1
1 If Sizo lHfc to 'J Si.cs 'Ji to r l
11 $5,5 ' $7-6 I
; I THE BIG SHOE STORE
' I hour Floor With Srtttnm t '., .. ... .,..
Men, Women, .Ujsho, Hoy m Clnl,l,r.,
1204-06-08 Market Sired
Pretty soft for some Golf
ers. For those that tee up"1
with these two - piece trop
ical feather - weight crash
Suits. $20. Softer yet. If.',
they make it coat, knickers
and long trousers. $30 for
the three-piece combina-.,
tion. ;
Terry's
Talking about tropicals.
We've taken thought for
the City man. And' pro-"
vided Tropical feather
weight worsteds. Less than
nine ounces to the yard.
Coat and trousers. Or coat,:
vest, and trousers. Colors,
and patterns in the acme of
good taste. $35.
Terry's
Dentists and Doctors. Will
like these white duck coats
and trousers. Immaculate.
Cool - looking. Confidence-'
compelling. Personal and
professional assets. And so
reasonable in price. Coats,
$3, $3.50, $4. Trousers,'
$2.50, $3, $4. Coat and
Trousers, $5.50, $6.50, $7. '
Terry's
When you buy your Chauf
feur a Suit. At ' ry's.
You get all you pay lui. We
give him no discount.
, That's another reason. Why?
our Chauffeur Suit prices'
arc reasonable. Whipcord."
fabrics, $35, $40, $45. Pain;,,
Beach Chauffeur Suits, $20. 1
Terry's,
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Perry & Co. -
rat
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16th & Chestnut Sts-
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